Wurkkos FC12 Beamshots: Pocket ROCKET Thrower!

Wurkkos FC12 under different conditions. Beamshot video.

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In this video, I review the Wurkkos FC-12. This is a 2000+ lumen tactical flashlight powered by one 18650 battery.

I don't have many thrower flashlights. The reason being, they're difficult to carry around. Most have large reflectors, and even the ones with TIR lenses have larger heads, which stick out of your pocket.

With the FC-12, you don't have that issue. This light has a deep but narrow reflector that allows you to easily slip it into your pocket or on your belt without any fuss. The FC-12 comes with a Luminus SFT-40 emitter (I have the 6500K version) that produces in excess of 2000 lumens! When you turn it on, you realise that this light has some SERIOUS throw. I estimate that it reaches between 350 - 400 metres (visibly).

For approximately $30 on Amazon, it's budget-friendly, and you don't need to sacrifice quality. The finish on this light is smooth and even, the threads are square cut and anodised nicely. This light is made out of 6061 aircraft-grade aluminium. Machining is solid, I couldn't spot any flaws in mine (I have the champagne-coloured one). The best thing is that it comes with everything you need. You get a new battery, double-sided clip, lanyard, USB-C charging cable and user manual.

With a spring bypass mod to the head and tail cap, I'm sure it could throw even further. I like that it comes with a double-sided clip. These are very versatile - you can clip the light to the front of your hat and becomes a makeshift headlamp!

One of my favourite features of this light is the tactical switch. I don't have any other tactical lights, and in the beginning, I thought it was gimmicky. But boy I was wrong! You can access turbo and any other brightness level from a half-press of the tail switch. It feels different, more solid in my hand - it forms part of my fist and is very discreet due to the size. To access turbo from tactical mode, you need to be in smooth ramping mode, and ramp right to the top. I find it to be a very convenient and natural way to provide a short blast of light.

Don't get me wrong - it's not the brightest thrower out there. But that's not the point. You can't carry those around easily. SBT 90.2 lights also weigh more and require more juice to run. The FC-12 ticks all my boxes for a light that you can chuck in your pocket/bag, take everywhere and light up an entire alley, or dark street from a long distance.

Sometimes, the best flashlight is the one you can pocket conveniently, and this is the one I keep on grabbing before I head out into the night.

Do you have any questions about this light? Would you carry one of these around? Let me know in the comments below.

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Notes/Transcript:
Observations after using it for a week - keep in mind I use it in urban areas mostly
• The bi-directional clip has come in handy and I've used it on my hat too.
• Comfortable in hand - tactical mode is something I wasn't familiar with before. But it feels quite natural and feels like part of your hand/fist rather than you trying to conform to it
• Feels natural in the pocket, I forget it's there.
• Ramp mode - tactical access

Pros:
• Great deal @ $35
• 18650 flashlight - thinner and smaller than other comparable 21700 flashlights, but with the same brightness.
• Bright hotspot, 2000+ lumens- Throws amazingly far with useable spill too.
• Moonlight mode - a shortcut from off
• Tactical mode - a very practical Access to turbo in tactical mode - in ramp mode - instant turn on
• High-quality construction (6061 aircraft grade aluminium)+ Fantastic Finish - glossy hard anodizing. Comes in lots of colours.
• Generously cut SQUARE threads
• Comes with a battery, clip, charging cable, lanyard, spare O-rings AND 1-year warranty - can't go wrong!

Cons:
• Bluish tint - this is the norm with the SFT-40, so be prepared for some shift. On the other hand, it illuminates very well.
• Power controlled by a back switch. Cannot turn on or off from e-switch
Slow progressive ramp - a bit of jitter at times​